RFEF’s invisible work and tools for Spain to win the World Cup

Speaking facts are more than words: The other day we beat Sweden for the first time in our history. Evolution has been exponential. Everyone involved in Spanish football allowed all this.” In his statements a few hours before the World Cup final, Jorge Vilda underlined that the subsequent championship against England (1-0) was not simply the result of an excellent generation of footballers or the current work of a talented squad. All the growth in recent years of the women’s football department of the Royal Spanish Football Federation, which invests 27 million euros per year. In line with this, Irene Paredes also pointed out that this dream was made possible “thanks to RFEF’s support to have the tools”. This is only the third time in Spain’s history to have participated in a World Cup – it’s been held 9 times – and they’ve already won. It’s a conquest in record time, exceeding all expectations created, and confirms RFEF’s commitment to provide the best possible “tools” to its sub-categories players.